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English scientists declared Friday they had restored a man who had been ceaselessly contaminated with the coronavirus for 411 days by dissecting the hereditary code of his specific infection to

Chemistry

Faster Progress with Modern X-ray Sources for Green Hydrogen

Chemistry News

Water can be split up using electrocatalysis, which can be powered by renewable sources such as the sun or wind,

Environment

NASA research in the Arctic and Boreal Regions looks for Signs of Climate Change

Environment News

Climate change, as it is commonly used, refers to global warming—the ongoing rise in global average temperature—and its effects on

Environment

Adaptation efforts are falling behind the Growing Threats posed by Climate Change

Environment News

Humans can adapt to climate change by making themselves less vulnerable to its effects. Adaptation strategies include things like moving

Biochemistry

Food Residual Herbicides can now be measured using new Nanoparticle-based Sensors

Biochemistry News

Real-time monitoring of biochemical reactions, biomolecular and microbial changes in land, water, food, and the environment has made significant progress

Agriculture

The Report Investigates how Agroforestry can benefit both Nature and the Environment

Agriculture News

Adapting to climate change necessitates a multifaceted approach that includes both public and private lands. Agroforestry is the intentional incorporation of trees and shrubs into crop and animal production systems

Biochemistry